In 2022, many news sites reported that she sold her home and would undoubtedly live from the suitcases in hotels. Fear not loyal fans, everything has changed! It turns out her "homeless" status was only a temporary thing. Now our beloved Yifong has found her new nest, and she's lovingly opened the doors for a home reveal tour via SIXiDES!

Yifong approached SIXiDES in late 2022 to help search for designers and merchants. Judging from her previous home, we'd think she would be going for something big, spacious and opulent. However, this time round, she has decided to opt for something cosy, a 2 bedder apartment as she wants something easier to maintain. This is reflective of her current work and as her Beijing based daughter, Eleanor Lee seldom returns to Singapore.

As one would expect, Yifong's new home reflects her vivacious persona as well as her daughter's penchant for art. It's not a house; it's a "Yifong &amp; Eleanor Museum," where each corner whispers a story of their unique journey together. In fact, the moment one enters their home, we will greeted by Eleanor's collection of toy figurines. According to the mummy, her daughter has a say in the accessorising and dressing up for the home. As opposed to the numerous trophies that the mummy used to put up, whenever there is an opening, now it'll house Eleanor's toys and artworks.

There is also a small section of the wall in the new home where it is dedicated to Eleanor's collection of her own paintings. We did a little sleuthing, these paintings were painted by Eleanor since young and had followed them from the previous home to the current one.

These art works are not mere decorations; they are the repository of their memories, for both mother and child.&nbsp;

This would mean that the interior design and planning of the space needs to be cosy, welcoming, fun and easy to maintain for Yifong. As the appointed designer, Benjamin Toh of M2 Decor said, "this is a sleek and modern home with a touch of English vibe."

So fans, rejoic! Quan Yifong is not homeless anymore. She has a fabulous looking new home - a home that is simple, elegant and artistic as well.

<h1>Quan Yifong Is Homeless No More!</h1><h2>Quan Yi Fong is Homeless No More!</h2>In 2022, many news sites reported that she sold her home and would undoubtedly live from the suitcases in hotels. Fear not loyal fans, everything has changed! It turns out her "homeless" status was only a temporary thing. Now our beloved Yifong has found her new nest, and she's lovingly opened the doors for a home reveal tour via SIXiDES!<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkPyj5A5iDw&t=276s" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>Yifong approached SIXiDES in late 2022 to help search for designers and merchants. Judging from her previous home, we'd think she would be going for something big, spacious and opulent. However, this time round, she has decided to opt for something cosy, a 2 bedder apartment as she wants something easier to maintain. This is reflective of her current work and as her Beijing based daughter, Eleanor Lee seldom returns to Singapore.<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/495954d225d5df664bdc5693c3e744b7c85df4a0a7913e0b7395e3a1da3ae219/Picture%205.jpg" alt="Yifong's kitchen with an island table. No room for a dining table, she'd rather have an island and used it as a preparation table and a place for a quick bite."/>As one would expect, Yifong's new home reflects her vivacious persona as well as her daughter's penchant for art. It's not a house; it's a "Yifong &amp; Eleanor Museum," where each corner whispers a story of their unique journey together. In fact, the moment one enters their home, we will greeted by Eleanor's collection of toy figurines. According to the mummy, her daughter has a say in the accessorising and dressing up for the home. As opposed to the numerous trophies that the mummy used to put up, whenever there is an opening, now it'll house Eleanor's toys and artworks.<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/38367598cdc7b73700f15f6d22a4e8c51801cbb412cc976efc16b1addccafa42/Picture%202.jpg" alt="Instead of using the trophies as displays, the display niche now houses toy figurines that greets everyone as they enter the home.&nbsp;"/><img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/d40d14f125b73ae76fd06548e6535721138aa2c081a44bf28385837f04d1d26f/Picture%203.jpg" alt="We are guessing these clay figurines are Mummy Yifong and Eleanor, made by the talented Eleanor herself!"/>There is also a small section of the wall in the new home where it is dedicated to Eleanor's collection of her own paintings. We did a little sleuthing, these paintings were painted by Eleanor since young and had followed them from the previous home to the current one.<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/54f4d5c902e449ce3e8c61eb5bcfab7c1616e672fc5f2798cac18fcc2864d800/Picture%204.jpg" alt="The same paintings from the old home to the new home."/>These art works are not mere decorations; they are the repository of their memories, for both mother and child.&nbsp;This would mean that the interior design and planning of the space needs to be cosy, welcoming, fun and easy to maintain for Yifong. As the appointed designer, Benjamin Toh of M2 Decor said, "this is a sleek and modern home with a touch of English vibe."<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/c76277906a8008f5a47735bd23e4db49fb01a2bfba9deca1690c3b81879857ec/Picture%206.jpg" alt="The master bedroom is cosy, elegant and minimalistic."/><img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/8c38303fc6423791096c47c5821e84a314c7faa7c7042f372d4ae17652404168/Picture%209.jpg" alt="In a minimalistic sense, the textures add details to an otherwise simple design."/>So fans, rejoic! Quan Yifong is not homeless anymore. She has a fabulous looking new home - a home that is simple, elegant and artistic as well.SIXiDES is an interior design and renovation web platform that uses tech to change the way people renovate their homes. We are a B2B2C solution and we are the only platform that will provide an integrated solution that guides the users right from the very beginning till the end of the renovation journey.
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SINGAPORE,&nbsp;June 13, 2023 - The&nbsp;Singapore Interior Design Awards (SIDA)&nbsp;is back in 2023, celebrating the best and brightest in design. SIDA is one of the most recognised interior design awards in the&nbsp;Asia Pacific&nbsp;region and is organised by the Society of Interior Designers,&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;(SIDS). The awards honour the top designers in the region, receiving close to 700 entries each year.

<a href="https://mma.prnasia.com/media2/2098658/image_5024978_25564532.jpg?p=publish" target="_blank" rel="nofollow"></a>SIDA Singapore Interior Design Awards 2023

The theme for the 7th edition of SIDA emphasises the industry's recognition for the highest design excellence.&nbsp;"Reach for the Stars"&nbsp;symbolises every participant's ambition and hopes to be the best version of themselves, encouraging designers to innovate and strive to make their distinctive mark in the industry.

"Brandon Fee, Co-Chairperson for SIDA 2023 " SIDA epitomised the designer's perseverance, tenacity, creativity, labour of love, and dedication to their craft. Through SIDA, we celebrate those spirits and share an intimate part of the designers. Revealing the finest our profession has to offer."

To honour exceptional accomplishments in the interior design industry,&nbsp;SIDA 2023 will introduce 7 new&nbsp;awards:

1. The first award:&nbsp;Designers of the Year

To&nbsp;recognise designers who consistently deliver projects of the utmost design excellence.

2. The second award:&nbsp;Young Designers of the Year

To recognise and empower up-and-coming talent within the industry.

3. The third award:&nbsp;Design of the Year

To identify and endorse the one entry that establishes a new standard for design and has a long-lasting impact on the industry.

4. The fourth award:&nbsp;Best in Academic Design

To not only&nbsp;recognise, but also raise awareness of design initiatives that positively impact social causes and contribute to the betterment of the community's overall welfare.

5. The fifth award:&nbsp;Design Educators of the Year

To acknowledge and appreciate the valuable role of educators in shaping the skills and abilities of young individuals who will enter the design industry.

6. The sixth award:&nbsp;Best in Healthcare Design

To&nbsp;recognise excellent designs that improve the healthcare industry's standards and elevate the quality of patient care and employee working conditions.

7. The seventh award:&nbsp;Admira Innovative &amp; Sustainability Award

To encourage the use of sustainable materials and construction methods through innovative design and sustainable processes.

The award winners will inspire others to strive for greater success in their designs within the industry and beyond. SIDA 2023 promises to be a ground-breaking occasion that honours the best and brightest designs while showcasing the inventive and artistic abilities of interior designers from all over the world.

"According to&nbsp;Mike Lim&nbsp;(Best of the Best &amp; Lifetime Achievement), getting to where I am today would not be possible without the pioneers who laid the groundwork for our work, many of whom are seated here. "Thank you very much."

Aim for the stars by entering SIDA 2023, which is open to both aspiring designers and seasoned industry experts. The recognition of the industry's commitment to pushing the envelopes of creativity and innovation and to design excellence will be demonstrated by the awards.

[The entry call will begin on&nbsp;May 11, 2023, at 00:00]

<h1>SIDA 2023: "Reach For The Stars"</h1>SINGAPORE,&nbsp;June 13, 2023 - The&nbsp;Singapore Interior Design Awards (SIDA)&nbsp;is back in 2023, celebrating the best and brightest in design. SIDA is one of the most recognised interior design awards in the&nbsp;Asia Pacific&nbsp;region and is organised by the Society of Interior Designers,&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;(SIDS). The awards honour the top designers in the region, receiving close to 700 entries each year.<a href="https://mma.prnasia.com/media2/2098658/image_5024978_25564532.jpg?p=publish" target="_blank" rel="nofollow"></a>SIDA Singapore Interior Design Awards 2023The theme for the 7th edition of SIDA emphasises the industry's recognition for the highest design excellence.&nbsp;"Reach for the Stars"&nbsp;symbolises every participant's ambition and hopes to be the best version of themselves, encouraging designers to innovate and strive to make their distinctive mark in the industry."Brandon Fee, Co-Chairperson for SIDA 2023 " SIDA epitomised the designer's perseverance, tenacity, creativity, labour of love, and dedication to their craft. Through SIDA, we celebrate those spirits and share an intimate part of the designers. Revealing the finest our profession has to offer."To honour exceptional accomplishments in the interior design industry,&nbsp;SIDA 2023 will introduce 7 new&nbsp;awards:1. The first award:&nbsp;Designers of the YearTo&nbsp;recognise designers who consistently deliver projects of the utmost design excellence.2. The second award:&nbsp;Young Designers of the YearTo recognise and empower up-and-coming talent within the industry.3. The third award:&nbsp;Design of the YearTo identify and endorse the one entry that establishes a new standard for design and has a long-lasting impact on the industry.4. The fourth award:&nbsp;Best in Academic DesignTo not only&nbsp;recognise, but also raise awareness of design initiatives that positively impact social causes and contribute to the betterment of the community's overall welfare.5. The fifth award:&nbsp;Design Educators of the YearTo acknowledge and appreciate the valuable role of educators in shaping the skills and abilities of young individuals who will enter the design industry.6. The sixth award:&nbsp;Best in Healthcare DesignTo&nbsp;recognise excellent designs that improve the healthcare industry's standards and elevate the quality of patient care and employee working conditions.7. The seventh award:&nbsp;Admira Innovative &amp; Sustainability AwardTo encourage the use of sustainable materials and construction methods through innovative design and sustainable processes.The award winners will inspire others to strive for greater success in their designs within the industry and beyond. SIDA 2023 promises to be a ground-breaking occasion that honours the best and brightest designs while showcasing the inventive and artistic abilities of interior designers from all over the world."According to&nbsp;Mike Lim&nbsp;(Best of the Best &amp; Lifetime Achievement), getting to where I am today would not be possible without the pioneers who laid the groundwork for our work, many of whom are seated here. "Thank you very much."Aim for the stars by entering SIDA 2023, which is open to both aspiring designers and seasoned industry experts. The recognition of the industry's commitment to pushing the envelopes of creativity and innovation and to design excellence will be demonstrated by the awards.[The entry call will begin on&nbsp;May 11, 2023, at 00:00]Organised by the Society of Interior Designers, Singapore (SIDS), the Singapore Interior Design Awards (SIDA) is the most established interior design awards in the country participated by ID professionals from across the globe. Established in year 2017, the awards recognise the best of the best in the region's

designers. With close to 700 entries received annually, SIDA is also one of the most intensely contested awards in Asia Pacific making every winner an outstanding performer showcasing the highest in design excellence.

www.sidawards.sg (website)
@sid_singapore (Instagram)

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SIDA 2023: "Reach For The Stars"

To honour exceptional accomplishments in the interior design industry, SIDA 2023 will introduce 7 new awards:

To recognise designers who consistently deliver projects of the utmost design excellence.

The second award : Young Designers of the Year

The third award: &nbsp;Design of the Year

The fourth award: Best in Academic Design

To not only recognise, but also raise awareness of design initiatives that positively impact social causes and contribute to the betterment of the community's overall welfare.

The fifth award:&nbsp; Design Educators of the Year

The sixth award: Best in Healthcare Design

To recognise excellent designs that improve the healthcare industry's standards and elevate the quality of patient care and employee working conditions.

The seventh award: Admira Innovative &amp; Sustainability Award&nbsp;

“According to Mike Lim (Best of the Best &amp; Lifetime Achievement), getting to where I am today would not be possible without the pioneers who laid the groundwork for our work, many of whom are seated here. "Thank you very much."

<h1>SIDA 2023: “Reach For The Stars” Celebrating the Best and Brightest in Design</h1>The Singapore Interior Design Awards (SIDA) is back in 2023, celebrating the best and brightest in design. SIDA is one of the most recognised interior design awards in the Asia Pacific region and is organised by the Society of Interior Designers, Singapore (SIDS). The awards honour the top designers in the region, receiving close to 700 entries each year. 

[The entry call will begin on May 11, 2023, at 00:00]<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/e2ba57969c6cdaa41377e020149267f0156a37332ab24002a709665d51efcbc1/SIDA_Logo_WHITE-1024x725.png" alt="SIDA 7th edition"/>To honour exceptional accomplishments in the interior design industry, SIDA 2023 will introduce 7 new awards:The first award : Designers of the YearTo recognise designers who consistently deliver projects of the utmost design excellence.The second award : Young Designers of the YearTo recognise and empower up-and-coming talent within the industry.The third award: &nbsp;Design of the YearTo identify and endorse the one entry that establishes a new standard for design and has a long-lasting impact on the industry.The fourth award: Best in Academic DesignTo not only recognise, but also raise awareness of design initiatives that positively impact social causes and contribute to the betterment of the community's overall welfare.The fifth award:&nbsp; Design Educators of the YearTo acknowledge and appreciate the valuable role of educators in shaping the skills and abilities of young individuals who will enter the design industry.The sixth award: Best in Healthcare DesignTo recognise excellent designs that improve the healthcare industry's standards and elevate the quality of patient care and employee working conditions.The seventh award: Admira Innovative &amp; Sustainability Award&nbsp;“According to Mike Lim (Best of the Best &amp; Lifetime Achievement), getting to where I am today would not be possible without the pioneers who laid the groundwork for our work, many of whom are seated here. "Thank you very much."About SIDA
Organised by the Society of Interior Designers, Singapore (SIDS), the Singapore Interior Design Awards (SIDA) is the most established interior design awards in the country participated by ID professionals from across the globe. Established in year 2017, the awards recognise the best of the best in the region’s designers. With close to 700 entries received annually, SIDA is also one of the most intensely contested awards in Asia Pacific making every winner an outstanding performer showcasing the highest in design excellence.


www.sidawards.sg (website)
@sid_singapore (Instagram)For media enquiry:
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DFW Creative Pte Ltd 
[official PR & Marketing partner]

The Singapore Interior Design Awards (SIDA) is back in 2023, celebrating the best and brightest in design. SIDA is one of the most recognised interior design awards in the Asia Pacific region and is organised by the Society of Interior Designers, Singapore (SIDS). The awards honour the top designers in the region, receiving close to 700 entries each year. 

[The entry call will begin on May 11, 2023, at 00:00]

SIDA 2023: “Reach For The Stars” Celebrating the Best and Brightest in Design

The Spanish furniture, design, and decoration brand,&nbsp;Kave Home, through its strategic partnership with Nook &amp; Cranny - a key local furniture player, expands its footprint in&nbsp;Southeast Asia, starting with a flagship store in&nbsp;Singapore.

Birthed online in 2013,&nbsp;Kave Home&nbsp;embarked on a new era of growth in 2019 with the launch of its first physical store in its home country,&nbsp;Spain. Since then, it has extended its presence globally with more than 80 stores in&nbsp;Europe,&nbsp;Africa,&nbsp;Australia, Korea,&nbsp;New Caledonia, and&nbsp;South America.

Kave Home&nbsp;grew exponentially in 2022, opening 42 new physical stores in 13 countries, accompanied by strong online orders. The company closed its 2022 financial year with a turnover of&nbsp;153 million euros&nbsp;- a healthy increase of 34% compared to 2021 and doubled the turnover of 2020.

In&nbsp;January 2023,&nbsp;Kave Home&nbsp;appointed Francesc Julià Ametller as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), making way for a generational change in management that will infuse new momentum, new energy, and fresh ideas into the business. The company is on a growth trajectory, expecting to open more than 60 new physical outlets worldwide and having a turnover of more than&nbsp;200 million euros&nbsp;in 2023. &nbsp;&nbsp;

As the first flagship outlet in&nbsp;Southeast Asia,&nbsp;Kave Home&nbsp;aims to position itself as an all-in-one stop for everything related to furniture, offering well-design furniture and decorations with a Spanish, European, or contemporary flair.

"Southeast Asia&nbsp;is an important growth market for&nbsp;Kave Home. The opening of our first flagship store in&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;is an important milestone in our growth strategy. As the hub for the region,&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;will boost our brand presence in this region, and strengthen our position as a global leader in furniture, design, and decoration solutions," said CEO Francesc Julià Ametller.

"The collaboration with Nook &amp; Cranny will allow us to leverage their experience and consumer insights in the home and furnishing industry in&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;and the region to offer products that meet customer demand which will help us further accelerate market penetration," he added.

Spanning 8,000 square feet, the new outlet in Raffles City is open and spacious with a warm and inviting ambiance, strengthening the consumers' shopping experience. The outlet offers that high-quality furniture and decorations at affordable price points for every budget.&nbsp;

Complementing the new store is the Kave Home Singapore shopping portal,&nbsp;<a href="https://sg.kavehome.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://sg.kavehome.com</a>.&nbsp;It features a wide range of over 4,000 SKUs across categories, tailoring to meet the needs and preferences of local consumers. &nbsp;

Kave Home&nbsp;is the next big thing in the furniture and decoration space. Its products are designed to meet furniture trends such as compact and modular furniture for smaller homes. This is in step with the shrinking home sizes in countries like&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;and&nbsp;Europe. To increase the personalisation factor, these products also come in a variety of colours and configurations.

Kave Home&nbsp;works to revolutionise the world of furniture and interiors, creating unique designs in a sustainable way. It is committed to giving it a twist and being the option for non-conformists who are looking for something more.

Its purpose is to create high-quality design products with impeccable service. Its obsession is to make every detail perfect. That's why the brand carefully adheres to every step of the process from designing to manufacturing and distribution to ensure excellent and functional products - high quality, long-lasting and affordable.

Kave Home&nbsp;has recently launched Kave Cares, demonstrating its commitment to the planet and people. The company designs pieces with recycled and recyclable materials and makes its products conscientiously One of its short-term goals is to eliminate the use of plastic in shops and packaging by 2025.

Kave Home&nbsp;is present in more than 80 countries with 14 physical shops in&nbsp;Spain&nbsp;-&nbsp;Barcelona,&nbsp;Bilbao, Girona,&nbsp;Ibi, La Coruña,&nbsp;Madrid, Málaga, Martorell, Ourense, Pamplona, Pontevedra, Reus, Vigo and Zaragoza. It is currently developing a plan to launch more outlets in&nbsp;Spain&nbsp;and expand the brand internationally.

<h1>Kave Home continues global expansion with the opening of its first flagship store in Southeast Asia at Raffles City, Singapore</h1><img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/kave.avif" alt="Image"/>The Spanish furniture, design, and decoration brand,&nbsp;Kave Home, through its strategic partnership with Nook &amp; Cranny - a key local furniture player, expands its footprint in&nbsp;Southeast Asia, starting with a flagship store in&nbsp;Singapore.Birthed online in 2013,&nbsp;Kave Home&nbsp;embarked on a new era of growth in 2019 with the launch of its first physical store in its home country,&nbsp;Spain. Since then, it has extended its presence globally with more than 80 stores in&nbsp;Europe,&nbsp;Africa,&nbsp;Australia, Korea,&nbsp;New Caledonia, and&nbsp;South America.Kave Home&nbsp;grew exponentially in 2022, opening 42 new physical stores in 13 countries, accompanied by strong online orders. The company closed its 2022 financial year with a turnover of&nbsp;153 million euros&nbsp;- a healthy increase of 34% compared to 2021 and doubled the turnover of 2020.In&nbsp;January 2023,&nbsp;Kave Home&nbsp;appointed Francesc Julià Ametller as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), making way for a generational change in management that will infuse new momentum, new energy, and fresh ideas into the business. The company is on a growth trajectory, expecting to open more than 60 new physical outlets worldwide and having a turnover of more than&nbsp;200 million euros&nbsp;in 2023. &nbsp;&nbsp;As the first flagship outlet in&nbsp;Southeast Asia,&nbsp;Kave Home&nbsp;aims to position itself as an all-in-one stop for everything related to furniture, offering well-design furniture and decorations with a Spanish, European, or contemporary flair."Southeast Asia&nbsp;is an important growth market for&nbsp;Kave Home. The opening of our first flagship store in&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;is an important milestone in our growth strategy. As the hub for the region,&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;will boost our brand presence in this region, and strengthen our position as a global leader in furniture, design, and decoration solutions," said CEO Francesc Julià Ametller."The collaboration with Nook &amp; Cranny will allow us to leverage their experience and consumer insights in the home and furnishing industry in&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;and the region to offer products that meet customer demand which will help us further accelerate market penetration," he added.Kave Home SingaporeSpanning 8,000 square feet, the new outlet in Raffles City is open and spacious with a warm and inviting ambiance, strengthening the consumers' shopping experience. The outlet offers that high-quality furniture and decorations at affordable price points for every budget.&nbsp;Complementing the new store is the Kave Home Singapore shopping portal,&nbsp;<a href="https://sg.kavehome.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://sg.kavehome.com</a>.&nbsp;It features a wide range of over 4,000 SKUs across categories, tailoring to meet the needs and preferences of local consumers. &nbsp;Kave Home&nbsp;is the next big thing in the furniture and decoration space. Its products are designed to meet furniture trends such as compact and modular furniture for smaller homes. This is in step with the shrinking home sizes in countries like&nbsp;Singapore&nbsp;and&nbsp;Europe. To increase the personalisation factor, these products also come in a variety of colours and configurations.About&nbsp;Kave HomeKave Home&nbsp;works to revolutionise the world of furniture and interiors, creating unique designs in a sustainable way. It is committed to giving it a twist and being the option for non-conformists who are looking for something more.Its purpose is to create high-quality design products with impeccable service. Its obsession is to make every detail perfect. That's why the brand carefully adheres to every step of the process from designing to manufacturing and distribution to ensure excellent and functional products - high quality, long-lasting and affordable.Kave Home&nbsp;has recently launched Kave Cares, demonstrating its commitment to the planet and people. The company designs pieces with recycled and recyclable materials and makes its products conscientiously One of its short-term goals is to eliminate the use of plastic in shops and packaging by 2025.Kave Home&nbsp;is present in more than 80 countries with 14 physical shops in&nbsp;Spain&nbsp;-&nbsp;Barcelona,&nbsp;Bilbao, Girona,&nbsp;Ibi, La Coruña,&nbsp;Madrid, Málaga, Martorell, Ourense, Pamplona, Pontevedra, Reus, Vigo and Zaragoza. It is currently developing a plan to launch more outlets in&nbsp;Spain&nbsp;and expand the brand internationally.